Mrs. John B. Flannagan letter to Mr. Hyslop about letters of John B. Flannagan, 1942 April 7.

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Mrs. John B. Flannagan letter to Mr. Hyslop about letters of John B. Flannagan, 1942 April 7.

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Flannagan's second wife, Margherita, writes to Hyslop, 7 April 1942, asking for some letters of her late husband to be returned so she can make copies of them, and then return them; Flannagan and Hyslop corresponded in 1939-1940 about a projected Lion Shrine at Penn State. Noted at the bottom that the letters were not returned. Includes original envelope.

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